I just finished three more illustrations for the Wuppertaler Stadsparkasse! This time, the little house I illustrated a couple of months ago as a foldable model (and descriptional aid on renovating or refurbishing a house for the consultants) was supposed to be shown as part of a questionaire for personal financing concepts. Plus the Schmidt family, that lives in the house, and a money bag as a symbol for their own funds.

As a help for the consultants to treat their clients as possible, it’s only the couple fully illustrated and the two children are drawn as thin grey outlines that the consultants can draw in as needed (which I’d really like to see, by the way).

Abb. 1: Das Paar mit ausmalbaren Kindern

Abb. 2: Das Kapital

Abb. 3: Das unsanierte/sanierte Häuschen

Many thank to Frau Donner for the once again very nice, inspiring and uncomplicated collaboration!

I just finished three more illustrations for the Wuppertaler Stadsparkasse! This time, the little house I illustrated a couple of months ago as a foldable model (and descriptional aid on renovating or refurbishing a house for the consultants) was supposed to be shown as part of a questionaire for personal financing concepts. Plus the Schmidt family, that lives in the house, and a money bag as a symbol for their own funds.

As a help for the consultants to treat their clients as possible, it’s only the couple fully illustrated and the two children are drawn as thin grey outlines that the consultants can draw in as needed (which I’d really like to see, by the way).

Abb. 1: Das Paar mit ausmalbaren Kindern

Abb. 2: Das Kapital

Abb. 3: Das unsanierte/sanierte Häuschen

Many thank to Frau Donner for the once again very nice, inspiring and uncomplicated collaboration!